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Unclear and present danger

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In this incident, ATC miscommunication and broader organisational factors almost led to the loss of 353 lives. By Margo Marchbank On 16 December 2016, EVA...

Don’t push it, don’t go

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VFR pilots should make early decisions to avoid the danger of unintentionally flying into cloud. A total of 101 occurrences of VFR pilots inadvertently flying...

Drones—what’s next?

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It is the year 2030 at a busy coastal international airport. From the top of the terminal building, commuter drones taxi incoming passengers to...

Minutes to midnight

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Behind what appeared to be an open-and-shut case of human error was a set trap of human and technical factors that was ready to...

Just a little bit over

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by Nick Stobie Almost all Australians are familiar with the Transport Accident Commission’s campaigns against drink driving. They’re prolific, confronting and by many metrics very...

Any one of us

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by Thomas P. Turner I was in the right front seat of a Cessna twin en route from Cowra to Archerfield airport near Brisbane. After...

Reprise: Night of the Comet

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The first edition of Aviation Safety Digest in 1953 reported on the runway overrun of a de Havilland Comet 1 in Rome, the previous...

Pushing the boundaries

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by Brendan Reinhardt A new mental model of pilot-induced oscillation brings insights that might help you stop it happening to you. A hard-working pilot drives home...

Knowledge is power—how understanding IFR can benefit a VFR pilot

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by Kreisha Ballantyne In the late 19th century, a Polish ophthalmologist named L. L. Zamenhof created a universal second language called Esperanto. His goal was...

International accidents 30 June – 31 August 2019

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Date 30 June Aircraft Beechcraft King Air 350 Location Dallas Addison Airport, Texas, USA Fatalities 10 Description On take-off, aircraft drifted to the left, and then...